About Me

 Hello! 

I am a senior at OSU majoring in biology and I am hoping to become a physician one day! My favorite animals are the red panda, dogs, and any other mammal with fur on it.  

Something I learnt this week and blew me away is how long it took humans to develop and how little time we have occupied ever since, which is similar to comparing the length of a football field to the length of one charismatics light bulb. 

Ailuridae - Wikipedia

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  1. Evolution by EmSeptember 4, 2022 at 5:26 PM

    I love the way you used different size font for the Key words. It is a great way to make it more fun and creative. Also, red pandas are pretty cool.

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  2. Evolution BlogSeptember 2, 2023 at 3:35 PM

    Red pandas are awesome, I think they are the only actual panda remaining, or something to that affect, giant pandas are a bit of a misnomer. Nice Photo!

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